In this task, you are given an article. Your task is to summarize the article in a sentence.

Example Input: The singer, who achieved 11 number one singles and nine top albums as a solo artist and with Wham!, is back posthumously at number eight with greatest hits album Ladies & Gentlemen.
Little Mix's album Glory Days ends the year as the number one album.
Clean Bandit's Rockabye remains at number one in the singles charts for an eighth week.
Michael died aged 53 at his home in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and police have said that a post-mortem examination into the cause of his death was "inconclusive".
His retrospective album, which topped the chart for eight weeks upon its release in 1998, sees a 5625% surge on sales and streams from last week.
It was already one of the 60 best-selling UK albums of all time and now re-enters the album chart top 10 for the first time in 17 years.
Michael's last album with Wham!, The Final, is at 40, while Twenty Five, Faith, Symphonica and Older have all returned to the top 100.
Four of his singles, including 1987's Faith also return to the top 100 singles chart.
Last Christmas has returned to the top 10 for the first time in 31 years and is the second most-streamed track of the week with 3.6m streams.
Official Charts Company boss Martin Talbot said: "The sudden and terribly sad death of George Michael has naturally prompted his fans to re-explore his rich catalogue again, paying tribute to his incredible talent, both as a solo artist and founder of Wham!.
"Quite appropriately, given the season, it is Last Christmas which makes the biggest impact."
Little Mix's Glory Days, which includes the hit single Shout Out To My Ex, reaches number one for a third time.
Last month it became the fastest-selling album by a British girl group since The Spice Girls' Spiceworld in 1997.
Clean Bandit's Rockabye is the biggest selling single of the week in the UK, with 44,000 downloads and 3.4 million streams. It is also the second-longest running number one of the year behind Drake's One Dance, which claimed the top spot for 15 weeks.
Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson claims her biggest hit yet as I Would Like rises to number two, beating her previous best effort Lush Life, which reached number three.
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Example Output: George Michael has returned to the UK album chart top 10 following his death on Christmas Day.

Example Input: The Dow Jones jumped by 390.3 points, or 2.42%, to 16,492.68, while the S&P 500 was up 48 points or 2.5%, at 1,969 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq was up 128 points at 4,811.93.
Shares were boosted after weak economic data from China raised hopes of more stimulus for the Chinese markets.
US markets were closed on Monday for the national Labor Day holiday.
On Friday, all three indexes dropped sharply after US unemployment fell to 5.1% last month, the lowest since 2008.
The biggest winner on the Nasdaq was General Electric, which closed up 4%, after European Union and US regulators approved its acquisition of French company Alstom's energy assets. General Electric said the deal was worth about $9.5bn.
Intel shares werealso maintained their opening gains and closed up 3.37%.
Example Output: (Close:) US markets closed with a strong rebound from Friday's session.

Example Input: The Bridges nursery is to shut one of two branches in Westhill in June.
Director Graham Mogford said they could not keep passing on costs to their customers.
It comes after many businesses in the north east of Scotland saw large increases in their rates following a revaluation.
Mr Mogford said: "The parents are getting pretty angry about the whole thing.
"There's an awakening amongst parents."
Why are business rates causing concern?
Business rates - what do they pay?
The Scottish government said it was down to local councils to offer further relief packages.
A spokesman said: "The Scottish Government has committed around Â£660m of business rates relief next year.
"Any business that is concerned about its valuation should contact the assessor and discuss how they worked out the provisional value.
"Companies have until September to appeal and we would encourage firms to take up those opportunities."
Aberdeenshire Council is inviting applications to a support scheme.
Head of Finance Alan Wood said: "We understand the implications of an increase in costs for businesses in Aberdeenshire and will be supportive where we can."
Rateable values are changing for the first time since 2010 after a national revaluation by The Scottish Assessors' Association.
Example Output:
An Aberdeenshire nursery has blamed rises in business rates for its decision to close part of its operation.

